Travel trend breaks popularity records among Poles

Volkswagen has unveiled the updated Grand California, fully manufactured in Poland. The model features a new interior with Atami Bamboo color scheme, black details, and improved ergonomics, including new cabinet locks and a foldable table. A Dune version with off-road styling and enhanced equipment has also been introduced. The Grand California is available in two lengths (6 and 6.8 m) and includes a bathroom, kitchen with refrigerator and gas stove.

Citroën has matched the prices of electric vans with their diesel counterparts in a promotion for the Polish market. The e-Berlingo Van with a 54 kWh battery and a range of about 340 km costs from PLN 79,990 net – the same as the 1.5-liter diesel version with 100 hp. The offer also covers the e-Jumpy (from PLN 91,990) and e-Jumper (from PLN 176,710). Stellantis notes that with rising fuel costs, electric vehicles are more advantageous in total cost of ownership due to cheaper energy and lower maintenance.

According to a Eurocamp Polska report, 65% of Poles now perceive campsites as modern resorts with water parks and infrastructure comparable to luxury hotels. Only 7% of respondents have not changed their view. The most popular destinations remain Italy and Croatia, with Spain expected to see increased interest this season.

RMF FM announces two promotional tours of its yellow camper: a spring tour starting April 30 in Białystok, and a fall tour beginning September 2 with a listener-determined route

Volkswagen brought the ID. Buzz back to the United States — complete with a mattress and curtains. A wildfire in Arizona burned down a dozen motorhomes, and Lake Tekir in Turkey flooded just as many. While Ibiza fines illegal campers up to €30,000, a retired couple from Mallorca has been living in 10 m² for five years and saving €1,400 a month. Plus: the largest campsite in the US at 607 pitches, a closed naturist beach on the North Sea, and Dolby Atmos in a trailer — all in this edition.

Polish actor Łukasz Konopka and his family have switched from hotel holidays to camper van travel. After renting a camper for a few days, they bought their own. Konopka says the lifestyle offers freedom and spontaneity in route planning. This year they plan to revisit San Sebastian, Bilbao, and France.